Frankly, I'm surprised they didn't make a third version with another of Vader's famous quotes: "The Force is strong with this one."

While it might seem a little absurd that Star Wars branding has now extended to condoms, it makes sense when you consider how central the Vader/Luke plot line is to the entire franchise -- starting with the secret wedding of Anakin Skywalker to Padmé Amidala on Naboo in 2002's "Attack of the Clones."

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Just think. If Anakin had used protection, there never would have been a Leia or Luke; Leia would never have been captured by the Empire; and there would have been no need for "A New Hope." Whew! Good thing the drugstore on Naboo was out of condoms on their wedding night, eh?

Graphic Armor's other condoms lines include tie-dye and camouflage versions. But naturally, with "The Force Awakens" getting ready to debut, the Star Wars condoms, though they came out late last year, are the ones that caused a disturbance in my Force.

If you're a would-be Sith Lord not wanting to have a kid who might one day go all "light side of the Force on you," you can snag one of these condoms for $2.99 (about £1.97, AU$4). A three-pack lowers the price to $2.25 (about £1.50, AU$3) each, a dozen go for $1.99 (about £1.30, AU$2.70) each and -- if you're planning on really putting your Jedi master love skills to use -- 30 or more sell for $1.79 (about £1.20, AU$2.50) each. Shipping is available worldwide.

Oh, and if you're not inclined to order any of these, you might still want to check out the comments section on the site. I'm not sure I'll ever think of carbonite the same way again.